Went/stepped back
He stepped back to the front of the room to finish going through his presentation slides.
Is stepped back correct here? I don't want to use went back, because it sounds weird, is there a better way of saying went back that might sound better to the ear, or sound more sophisticated?
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If he began the presentation of his slides at the front of the room and for some reason moved towards the middle of the room, you can say 'He stepped back (or 'returned') to the front of the room to finish going through his presentation slides'.
- If he began the presentation of his slides at the front of the room and for some reason moved towards the middle of the room, you can say 'He stepped back (or 'returned') to the front of the room to finish going through his presentation slides'.
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If he began the presentation of his slides at the front of the room and for some reason moved towards the middle of the room, you can say 'He stepped back (or 'returned') to the front of the room to finish going through his presentation slides'.
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